Ancient Religions

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In many mythologies, the earth was created by various gods or divine beings. For example, in Greek mythology, Gaia is considered the personification of the Earth and is often credited with being the creator of the planet. In other cultures, different deities are attributed with the creation of the earth.

Rhythm: the structure of the placement of notes in musical time. To create our rhythmic fractals, we used different types of rhythmic patterns and different note lengths

Intervals: the distances between notes in the musical scale. These are easily measured in half-steps, which makes it very simple to create a simple fractal.

Dynamics: the changes in volume during a musical piece. There are approximately 8-10 general dynamic levels which can have fractal properties. Though we did not use dynamic properties in our own fractals, they are another important aspect of the frac

Pitch: the sound frequency of any given note. This is an important part of creating fractals as it allows a musical phrase to be raised or lowered in its pitch in order to further an interval or rhythmic fractal

The God of the Seas in Greek mythology is typically Poseidon. In Roman mythology, he is known as Neptune. Poseidon is often depicted as holding a trident and is associated with the sea, earthquakes, and horses.

Vulcan is the Roman god of fire, metalworking, and craftsmanship. He is often associated with volcanoes and the forge, where he creates weapons and armor for the gods.

Moonstones from Sri Lanka, the classical country of origin of the moonstone, shimmer in pale blue on an almost transparent background. Specimens from India feature a nebulous interplay of light and shadow on a background of beige-brown, green, orange or brown.

All of the planets (except Earth) were named for ancient gods. This practice is now enshrined in tradition, and any planets discovered in the future are to be named for gods and demigods. For example, the moon recently discovered around Pluto was named Charon.

Mercury was named after the Roman god because he was the god of travel, communication, and messenger of the gods - qualities that were associated with the fast-moving planet in the sky. Additionally, the planet's swift orbit around the sun was believed to be symbolic of Mercury's speed and agility.

MALE, SATURN COMES FROM "SATURNUS", THE ROMAN GOD OF AGRICULTURE.

There is no planet named after the Greek god Zeus. However, Zeus's roman form is Jupiter, the fifth planet from the sun.

In Roman mythology, Jupiter (equivalent to the Greek god Zeus) is often considered the most powerful god. Jupiter was the king of the gods, ruling over the sky and thunder, and was associated with protection and divine justice.

Science is systematic, empirical, and objective. It relies on observation, experimentation, and evidence-based reasoning to develop theories and explanations about the natural world. Science also involves peer review and replication of results to ensure accuracy and reliability.

The Goddess of water is that of Nun, she is beleived to be able to control storms at her will, shapeshift, form, and control water. She walks among us as in human form which she must stay she is part of the sisters three who all have different powers or different elements the posess she walks among this earth as a normal human average teenager but she will age she looks as about 5'6 in height maybe about 110 in weights dark brown hair and pale in the face if you see anyone in that description refer to her as goddess or Nun act as if you were meeting the queen but if you refer to her a nun she can NOT lie. LONG LIVE THE GODDESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The borders between Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda passes through Lake Victoria. The lake is the third largest freshwater lake by surface area and the eighth largest lake by water volume. The largest stream flowing into Lake Victoria is the Kagera River, and both the White Nile and Kagera exit the lake.

This question references the Greco-Roman goddess of Venus, who represents love, beauty and the feminine. Greco-Roman mythological deities are also the etymology for the naming of the planet(s). The worship of Venus regards the ceremonies and prayers in dedication to her. For example Hercules was also adored and revered in the same way by the Romans.

He was the father of Jupiter, Juno and others, and was also the god of agriculture.
Actually he was a Titan, they were the generation of immortals that came before the gods. He was the father of the main gods, known as the Lord of Time.

The god Hermes was the messenger god and was given winged shoes to bring messages to people and gods faster. But other than that no other greek gods had wings.

A Viking marriage was a contract arrangement between families, as it was in other areas of medieval Europe. Although, a woman's consent wasn't necessary, it was understood a disapproving bride would result in 'unmitigated diaster', whish could cause theendof life or limbto the groom. Three payments were made prior to the ceremony. Two by the groom. One for guardianship for the bride. One to insure her virginity. The third payment was a dowry paid to the groom by the bride's father. Weddings were held on Fridays, sacred to the goddess Frigga. Wedding celebrations often lasted all week.Autumn was a popular seasonafter the harvestwhen plenty of food was available. Honey for mead which the couple drank together was collected during the summer months. Enough mead was gathered for a month-long period known as the 'honey-moon.' The wedding ceremony was the last occasion a woman would ever be allowed to wear her hair loose. Following an exchange of swords, the couple exchanged rings. The groom entrusted a sword to the bride for the birth of their first son. Doorways were believed to be portals to other worlds and spirits were thought to gather around them. It was a bad omen for the bride to trip crossing over the threshold is why the groom carried her over. The next morning the groom presents his bride with the Morning Gift-Keys to the various locks of his house.

In Greek mythology, Psyche was a mortal woman who was considered to be the personification of the soul. She became the wife of Eros, the god of love, after undergoing trials set by Aphrodite, Eros' mother.

To create a mandala, start by drawing a specific geometric shape in the center, then add intricate patterns and designs around it in a circular format. Use symmetrical elements and repetitive patterns to fill the space harmoniously, incorporating various colors and details to enhance the final piece. Experiment with different tools like pens, pencils, or digital software to create your mandala.

This is a very very difficult question to answer. The earth is billions of years old. But one theory is that people evolved from African and traveled all over the earth. But the oldest archeological evidence we have found is in Africa, with a god call Bes. He is the oldest god known to man. Bes is a little pygmy(twa) with his tongue sticking out. And as that religion traveled down the nile river it ended up in many religions around the world. Any time you see a diety with the tongue sticking out that is a representation of Bes.

Child sacrifice was performed in ancient times to show the gods that the faithful willing to sacrifice even their closest and most dear, if that is what the gods demanded. It was hoped that in the face of such devotion, the gods would surely their prayers.

By African Traditional Religion (ATR), missionaries and Western people (white people) when they came to Africa, looked at what black people did in Africa and called it evil. They sarcastically termed it African Traditional Religion because they said it was a black man's religion. ATR looks at how Africans live, their culture and customs as well as how they worship. Worship or religion in Africa is centered on a Deity commonly referred to with different native names which conveys the idea of a Grand Designer, Creator, Maker, etc The religion is very complex, there is priestcraft, the way to go to God is via the ancestors and there are certain designated places or shrines where God is worshiped. In most cases, the praying in ATR involves singing to the ancestors, offering prayers through the anscestors (some have argued that Africans worship their ancestors, but this is quite contrary. They worship God through the ancestors). The reasoning is that the departed ancestors are now close to the far removed God (Deism) who can only be approached by the ancestors, so it is these ancestors that are more feared in the worship than God himself.

There are also some dances, but depending on the peoples, some dances turns to be sexual, while in some cultures, sexual dances are a taboo. ATr thus has many forms and ways of worship, but the common ground of belief is in the ancestors. One does not convert to ATR as is in Islam or Christianity or proselytizer as in Judaism. One is born an African and as an African has the freedom to be able to participate in the worship of the ancestors. However, with the advent of Christianity in Africa, many embraced Christianity and forsook ATR, while others chose to remain in ATR, others became syncretists (they embraced the two religions). There are a number of belief systems as well as worldviews in ATR, certain doctrines and creeds, etc. however, most of those things have not been written from ancient times but has passed from generation to generation through oral tradition or customs and culture.